Tumescent Liposuction, the most popular form of the procedure, can be performed on many parts of the male and female body. Abdominal liposuction is most often performed on women. This is an effective replacement for tummy-tucks for most patients. Many women who have an abdominal bulge after child birth or a hysterectomy find that liposuction can improve the look of their stomach. Arms are also a mostly female procedure and produce the highest rates of success. Many women choose to have the flap under the upper arm reduced with liposuction. Included in this area is the fat at the front of the underarm, just above the bra line, and at the back of the underarm as well. Liposuction of the breasts can be performed on both men and women. Women who have very large and mostly fatty breasts may find that they can attain results similar to or better than a traditional breast reduction surgery. Liposuction on breasts that are mostly glandular is not efficient nor is it recommended. Some men have significant fatty deposits in the breast area and see significant results with liposuction. Men suffering from gynecomastia, a condition where there is a large amount of glandular breast tissue, are not good candidates for this procedure. Many women find that the buttocks area contains a great deal of fat and achieve great results with liposuction of this area. The primary goal is to achieve a more rounded look, symmetry, and of course a smaller profile. The lower legs and ankles can be treated with liposuction, however the procedure is more risky because most of this fat is superficial. These areas are more susceptible to nerve and blood vessel damage. Liposuction of the thighs, in many cases, should be done over a series of procedures. Because there is a larger area to cover, the risks of complications increase. Hips, outer thighs and buttocks are usually done at the same time. Anterior thighs and inner thighs should be done at a separate time.
Actually there are 3 main categories of liposuction (and a fourth which is extincting)
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In general, Liposuction procedures use small incisions in selected areas and with a high vacuum suction device attached to a small, stainless steel instrument called a cannula, remove fat cells. After the fat is removed, sutures (stitches) will be used to close the small incisions, followed by the application of a dressing and compression garment (girdle) to minimize the post-operative swelling.
Yes, liposuction can be performed on the calf of the leg. Liposuction can be performed on any stubborn fatty areas of the body that don't respond to traditional weight-loss methods.
Submental liposuction is a form of fat removal surgery. It is performed on the neck region of the human body. It is often classified with Jowl Liposuction which is a similar procedure performed on the Jowl.
"No, it does not have to be performed in a hospital. Ankle liposuction can be performed in a doctor's office, clinic or hospital but should be performed by a certified doctor with credentials and references."
"Arm liposuction can be performed througha small incision under local or general anesthesia. In some cases, further surgery can be necessary to reduce excess skin after arm liposuction."
Liposuction is performed on the face and neck area. For information about the procedure visit http://www.drpritishukla.com/liposuction-faq.php.
To have liposuction performed, one should always go to an accredited plastic surgeon who specializes in liposuction. It is a surgery that can have dire consequences, even death, if it is performed wrong. Ask your doctor for recommendations.
Liposuction is intended to reduce and smooth the contours of the body and improve a person's appearance. Its goal is cosmetic improvement.
Liposuction can be performed in a variety of areas. Here are a few: abdomen, hips, outer and inner thighs, back, upper arms, chin and finally, inner knees.
It is the most commonly performed cosmetic procedure in the United States.
"There are many types of liposuction. The new type of liposuction is the ""cool-lipo"". The main difference is that it is less invasive. This is very beneficial to those who wish to keep their privacy a priority."
As with any form of surgical procedure, liposuction is among the more expensive procedures. of course it depends on how much and from where the procedures is performed.
There are many different types of liposuction. One such type is "Buttock Liposuction." The benefits will vary among patients. One must discuss this further with a health care provider before receiving.